texts: <mask> is an English professional darts player who plays in the Professional Darts Corporation tournaments. He has reached seven major TV finals and reached a peak of No. There are 4 in the Order of Merit. <mask> began playing the game at the age of 12 after his father gave him a dartboard. His father wanted him to play darts using distance and height. At the age of 13, he wanted to become a professional darts player. He won his local men's singles league at the age of 14 when he won his first county A game.<mask> hit his first ever nine-dart leg in a practice match with his father. <mask> made his professional debut at the age of 28 and lost in the last 32 of the World Masters. He won his first title in the French Open in 1996. <mask> has won several Open titles, including the Dutch Open in 1997. He made his debut at the World Darts Championship at the age of 30. He lost to Les Wallace in the final of the event. He won a lot of money for his performance.<mask> reached twelve major finals, but only three of them were converted into tournament victories. He won the World Masters in Bridlington in 2004, defeating Tony O'Shea 7–6 in the final having trailed 3–5. Two of his major victories have taken place in the Netherlands. He defeated O'Shea again in the final of the International Darts League, this time by 13–11 in legs. 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King lost to Tony David in the final of the 2002 BDO World Darts Championship.<mask> beat Raymond van Barneveld in the quarter-finals 5–3 whilst averaging 101.67 before beating Colin Monk in the semi-finals to reach his first World Championship final. He earned a further £2,000 for a 170 finish, which was the highest checkout in the tournament. <mask> had a good year in 2003 as he reached two major finals and the semi-final of the World Championships. He was the third seed for the 2003 BDO World Darts Championship. He whitewashed Colin Monk 5 sets to 0 in the quarter-finals before losing out to Raymond van Barneveld in the semi-finals, denying him a second consecutive World Championship final appearance. <mask> won one of the four BDO majors in 2004, as he reached two semi-finals and two finals. He was ranked third in the seedings for the second year in a row.He beat Tony O'Shea in the semi-finals of the 2004 BDO World Darts Championship and narrowly beat Ritchie Davies in the quarter finals. He lost in the final for the second time in three years to Andy Fordham. After his good World Championship form he went on to reach the semi-finals of the 2004 International Darts League and World Darts Trophy narrowly losing to Tony David and Martin Adams. He won his first major title in the World Masters when he defeated Tony David in the semi-finals 6–2 before defeating Tony O'Shea 7–6 in the final. In 2005, he had his worst World Championship performance in four years, as he lost in the quarter-finals. Prior to the 2005 BDO World Darts Championship, <mask> spoke of his poor form. The International Darts League was <mask>'s next tournament.He beat Ted Hankey, Co Stompé and Simon Whitlock before facing Tony O'Shea for the second time in a major final, and won 13–11. In 2005, <mask> made the final of the World Darts Trophy for the second time, but he lost 4–6 to Gary Robson. Before his switch to the Professional Darts Corporation, this was to be <mask>'s last major final. <mask> made the quarter-finals of the World Darts Trophy in 2006 but lost to Michael van Gerwen. In the second round of the 2006 BDO World Darts Championship, he whitewashed Brian Woods 3 sets to 0, but lost to eventual champion Jelle Klaasen. He made the semi-finals of the 2007 BDO World Darts Championship before losing to Martin Adams. During this tournament, <mask> was surrounded by controversy due to speculation about his future and a possible switch to the PDC.This would be his last tournament as a BDO player. <mask>'s switch to the Professional Darts Corporation created a lot of debate and controversy. There was a lot of speculation that <mask>, Michael van Gerwen, Jelle Klaasen andVincent van der Voort would switch to the PDC after the World Championships. <mask> threatened to quit the tournament because he was unhappy with the treatment he had received from a lot of people who he had known for a long time. <mask> switched to the PDC in February 2007, despite claiming that he would "rather pack up darts than play for the PDC". The clause in <mask>'s contract states that if he reaches the semi-finals of the World Championship, he is obliged to play. The BDO threatened legal action against <mask> because of his switch.<mask> made his debut at the Southern Regional Final of the UK Open. He lost to Wayne Mardle. He performed well on the 2007 PDC Pro Tour, reaching one final, two semi-finals and four quarter-finals. He reached the quarter-finals of the World Matchplay before losing to James Wade. His performances in his first year helped him climb the world rankings and he qualified for his first PDC World Championship. He was knocked out in the second round of the 2008 PDC World Darts Championship. <mask> had a good year in 2008 as he reached two semi-finals in the premier events and lost to Phil Taylor in the premier final of the Championship League Darts.He won his first title at the Scottish Players Championship in Glasgow in 2008 when he beat Taylor in a 3–0 victory. He won the Pro Tour title in the Netherlands. He lost to Phil Taylor in the 2008 Grand Slam of Darts and to Raymond van Barneveld in the 2008 World Grand Prix. <mask> went into the World Darts Championship as the 13th ranked player in the Order of Merit. He won the Best Newcomer prize at the awards dinner. The best result in the PDC World Championship to date was achieved by <mask> in 2009, when he competed in the World Darts Championship. He lost to Phil Taylor 2–6 in the quarter-finals and averaged 103.44.His performance in the World Championship meant that he moved up to 6 in the order of merit and thus qualified for the premier league darts. <mask> did well in the World Matchplay in July. He beat Mark Dudbridge, Steve Beaton, andVincent van der Voort before meeting Phil Taylor. Taylor won the tournament with an average of 106.54. He reached the quarter-finals of the European Championship before losing to James Wade. This was after beating Colin in the second round. <mask>'s run in the 2008 Championship League Darts continued into the 2009 tournament as he reached the semi-finals before losing to Colin Osborne.<mask> had his first televised nine dart finish. The first ever televised nine dart finish outside of Europe was at the South African Masters against James Wade. He opened up with an 8–1 victory over Wayne Mardle and made a great start to his career. He beat James Wade 8–1, John Part 8–2 and Jelle Klaasen 8–4 on the bounce. He drew Phil Taylor despite leading 7–5 with both players averaging over 100. <mask> only won two more games against Mardle and Wade. <mask> was a controversial figure during the tournament, often letting the crowd get to him and affect his mood and darts.He threw a dart at Taylor as he stooped down to pick up his flight. They wouldn't look at each other during the post match interview. The final position of 4th in the league was influenced by the illness of Mardle. <mask>'s two victories over Mardle were not included in the results. The play-off semi-finals were held at the Wembley Arena and <mask> faced Taylor. <mask> defeated Taylor to end his winning streak. He lost the final 13–8 to Wade, who beat Raymond van Barneveld 10–8 in the other semi-final.Wade led <mask> 8–2 before a mini comeback from <mask> but he was able to see the game out to win his maiden title. The number 5 in the order of merit is 2010 King. Despite a poor performance in the Championship where he lost 2–4 in the second round to Co Stompé, he still qualified for the 2010 Premier League Darts <mask> reached his third PDC major final in the 2010 Players Championship Finals. He narrowly lost the final to Paul Nicholson 13–11. This was his third final without a victory. <mask> lost 8–9 to Gary Anderson in the 2010 UK Open. <mask> hit his second nine-dart finish.The 2010 Premier League began with wins over James Wade and Adrian Lewis. He lost his first game of the season in Belfast. <mask> drew with Phil Taylor in Manchester. <mask> made it to the semi-finals for the second year in a row, despite losing his last three matches, but he finished 4th in the table. He finished with the same number of points as Baxter, but had a better leg difference. In the previous year, he played against Taylor in the semi-finals. Despite losing badly against Taylor, <mask> beat Whitlock in the third-place play-off.<mask> went into the World Darts Championship ranked 6th in the Order of Merit. He was beaten by Andy Smith in the second round of the World Championship. After the World Championship, <mask> dropped out of the automatic qualification places for the 2011. He reached the semi-finals for the second year in a row. He lost to Phil Taylor in the semifinals. He lost to Mark Walsh in the third round of the UK Open. He qualified for the World Matchplay Darts as the 9th seed, but lost in the first round due to a complaint of tennis elbow.He beat Co Stompé in the first round but lost to Taylor in the second. He qualified for the winner's group in the Championship League Darts by

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texts: beating Simon Whitlock 6–3 in the final of group five. The winner's group finished second in the table and lost to Paul Nicholson in the semi-finals. He defeated Colin Lloyd in the second round of the Players Championship. <mask> beat Taylor for the second time in a major competition with an 8–5 win. He lost in the quarter-finals to Kevin Painter. In the first round of the 2012 World Championship, <mask> beat Kime 3–0 without dropping a leg.He was knocked out in the second round for the third year in a row. <mask> beat his old rival Ted Hankey at the UK Open before losing to van Gerwen in the last 32. <mask> was due to play Phil Taylor in the first round of the 2012 World Matchplay because he dropped out of the top 16. <mask> missed three darts and lost the match 8–10 despite hitting eight maximums to Taylor's one. <mask> reached his first major final in two years at the World Grand Prix. In his first round match, <mask> survived five missed match darts from his opponent to edge the game 2–1 in sets, and then saw off Dave Chisnall (3–1) and Robert Thornton (3–0 in 31 minutes) to meet Brendan Dolan in the semi-finals. <mask> came back from 0–2 down in the first set to take it and from there was in control of the match as he won 5–2 and met Michael van Gerwen in the final.<mask> led 3–0 and 4–1 in the final, but lost the match 4–6 as he only won three more legs. The £40,000 runner-up prize saw <mask> climb to 13th in the world after he admitted he was unhappy with the crowd. Kevin Painter defeated <mask> in the last 16 of the Grand Slam of Darts after <mask> had won all three of his group games. After all 33 ProTour events of 2012 had been played, <mask> was 20th on the Order of Merit, comfortably inside the top 32 who qualified for the Players Championship Finals. He lost to Justin Pipe in the quarter-finals. <mask> lost to Dean Winstanley in the first round of the World Championship for the first time. The match was described as a classic with both players missing darts to win.His first final of the year came at the eighth UK Open Qualifier in April, but he was whitewashed 0–6 by Michael van Gerwen. He was the seventh seed for the UK Open. <mask> defeated Joe Cullen 6–0 in the quarter-finals with an average of 103.66 and Steve Beaton 6–5 in the semis to reach the final of the Austrian Darts Open. He was defeated in the final by van Gerwen. He lost to van Gerwen in the third round of the UK Open. At the German Darts Masters, <mask> beat Peter Wright 6–5 in the third round, whitewashed James Wade 6–0 in the quarter-finals and beat Wayne Jones 6–4 in the semis. He faced Steve Beaton and with the final on throw with Beaton 4–3 ahead, <mask> burst his score when on 134 as he hit a 20 with his last dart to leave 40.Beaton replied by finishing 160 and, even though <mask> fought back to take the match into a deciding leg, he never had a dart for the title as Beaton won 6–5. <mask> was defeated 2–0 by Wayne Jones in the first round of the World Grand Prix. Adrian Lewis will face 2014 <mask> in the third round of the World Championship. He lost nine of the first eleven legs and was never able to recover. <mask>'s first final of the year came in February at the Dutch Darts Masters, but he was defeated 6–4 by Michael van Gerwen. <mask> reached the semi-finals of the UK Open for the first time in his career despite having sciatic pain in his back. He was 3–0 down to Lewis when he was denied a place in the final.In the first round of the World Matchplay, <mask> was 5–4 ahead of Kim Huybrechts and then won five legs in a row to advance 10–4 with an average of 101.06. He averaged 89.59 in the 13–8 loss to Lewis, but he couldn't duplicate his form in the next round. <mask> defeated Michael Smith 6–5 to win the European Darts Grand Prix in September. <mask> was defeated in the quarter-finals of the World Grand Prix by Van Gerwen as he was unable to checkout 120 in the final leg. He went further at the European Championship, but lost. <mask> avenged his loss to Van Gerwen with a 121 finish on the bull in the Masters quarter-finals. He led 5–0 after the first session with an average of 112 and was 9–2 in front.Wade was one leg away from his first major title after a 158 finish from <mask>. He missed a total of eight championship darts as Wade finished his comeback with an 11–10 win. The misses didn't seem to affect him at the Grand Slam, as he punished every mistake from Gary Anderson in a second round 10–4 win and then beat Stephen Bunting 16–9 to face Phil Taylor in the semi-finals. <mask> couldn't keep up with Taylor as he fell 12–2 down and was eliminated 16–9. Taylor knocked <mask> out of the Players Championship Finals in the second round. <mask> lost to Max Hopp in the first round of the World Championship. He lost to James Wade in the first round of the Masters.<mask> defeated Gary Anderson 9–8 at the UK Open after being 8–4 down and surviving 13 match darts from Anderson. He overcame an 8–5 deficit against Nathan Derry to win 9–8 and then beat Kyle Anderson 9–8 to reach the quarter-finals. The first 12 legs went on throw, before Stephen Bunting took four unanswered legs to defeat <mask>. <mask> was eliminated at the first round stage of the World Matchplay, World Grand Prix, European Championship and Players Championship Finals and could not get out of his group at the Grand Slam. <mask> beat Russia's Oreshkin 3–2 in the first round of the World Championship, but lost to Jelle Klaasen 4–2 in the second round. He won through to the semi-finals of the Dutch Darts Masters, but was beaten by Michael van Gerwen. He was defeated in the third round of the UK Open.<mask> avenged James Wade's first ever first round defeat at the World Matchplay by beating him 10–5 and then went on to play in the quarter-finals for the first time in seven years. He narrowly lost 16–14 to Phil Taylor, with the 16-time world champion stating that it was the best he had seen <mask> play for two or three years. He lost to James Wilson in the second round of the European Championship and in the first round of the World Grand Prix. <mask> was on the verge of being knocked out in the first round of the World Championship as he was down 2–0 to Steve West. In the third set, West was on 36 for the match, but <mask> took out a 136 finish to win the set and level the match at 2–2. West missed two darts in the deciding set and <mask> won 3–2. Michael Smith missed five darts to lose to <mask>.<mask> hit a match saving 130 checkout to help him close to 3–3 and Smith missed three more match darts in the deciding set, but eventually got over the line to edge <mask> out 4–3. <mask> was defeated by Rob Cross in the final of the Players Championship. <mask> lost to Lerchbacher in the first round of the World Championship. <mask> was knocked out in the third round of the World Championship. <mask> was knocked out in the third round of the 2020 World Championship. He reached his first major final in 6 years in November, but lost to Michael van Gerwen. <mask> lost in the fourth round to Gerwyn Price at the World Championship.He lost in the final of the Masters. <mask> had his best run since 2009 by beating Ryan Joyce, Steve Lennon and Raymond Smith, but was whitewashed in the quarterfinals by James Wade. Since making his debut in the BDO version in 1997, <mask> has reached two World Championship finals and four semi-finals. He lost to Les Wallace in the semi-finals of his debut year. He set a new record for the tournament when he hit thirty 180s. He reached the semi-finals of the World Championship in 2009, but lost to Phil Taylor. He reached the final of the World Championship.He narrowly beat Raymond van Barneveld. He beat Colin Monk in the semi-finals. He lost 4–6 to Tony David. <mask> said he wished he could have played half as well as David did. <mask> lost to van Barneveld in the semi-finals after beating Steve Coote, Dennis Harbour and Monk. <mask> made it to the world final in 2004. He defeated Rick Hofstra 3–1, Jarkko Komula 3–2, Ritchie Davies 5–1, Tony O'Shea 5–1, and Andy Fordham in the final.It was the second time in three years that <mask> had finished runner-up. <mask> said that he didn't think it was a great game. I did not show up. In 2007, he narrowly lost to Martin Adams in the semi-finals of the World Championship. In 2009, <mask> won the World Championship after beating Mark Walsh and Dennis Smith in the quarter-finals. The semi-finals set up a clash with Phil Taylor. <mask> was defeated by Taylor 2–6.He has been knocked out in the second round every year since then by Co Stompé, Andy Smith and Michael van Gerwen. During his career, <mask> has been the subject of controversy. He blamed the air conditioning for his loss to Raymond van Barneveld. The players were forced to leave the stage when <mask> complained that the length of the oche was not right, but <mask> was incorrect. <mask> won the match 3–1 despite the players returning with the majority of the crowd. <mask> played John Henderson in his last group game in the 2010 Grand Slam of Darts. He exchanged heated words with Henderson at the end of the match despite winning the game.<mask> felt that Henderson had stepped across the oche line and thrown from a closer distance to the board after having to move across the oche for a better shot with his third dart. The death of <mask>'s father in September 2010 left him devastated and led to a loss of form. <mask>'s wife cheered him on at the World Darts Championship in honor of his father. <mask> lives close to Peter Wright and they often practice together. He lives in Norfolk. When he was younger, he gave up his chance of becoming a racing driver to focus on his darts career. James Hubbard is an upcoming darts player who <mask> has described as a player to watch in the future.<mask> set up a construction company and worked as a delivery driver for Amazon during the first lockdown of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United Kingdom in 2020. The Newcomer of the Year was awarded. The performance of the year was hosted by Phil Taylor. The Preliminary round did not qualify, the DNP did not participate, and the NH did not hold the Nine-dart

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texts: <mask> was born in 1969 and is an American art photographer and artist. She calls her photographic series "elliptical narratives" which are similar to the works produced by Cindy Sherman. Like Sherman, <mask>'s works are influenced by film and painting. She works in New York. <mask>'s mother was an evangelical Christian who brought <mask> and her brother along on "wild pilgrimages throughout the Midwest," where they would witness miracles being performed, acts of healing, people speaking in tongues, and other Christian practices. She claims that she doesn't remember anything strange about these acts, but that she felt a sense of security and excitement from everyone there. <mask> believes in the possibility of the impossible and suspension of disbelief in her work.She received her degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1992. She studied under Gregory Crewdson at the Yale School of Art. <mask> stages all of her scenes using the style of "narrative photography," where each scene only exists to be photographed. A new discourse of contemporary photography where within each of her series, the narrative of her photographs is disrupted, "its fragments functioning like film stills excised from their context but suggesting a missing whole." There are gaps of time and space between each photograph. The stories and events that I choose to use as jumping-off points are simply that. They are only a small part of what goes into the work.Trying to combine fiction, fact, and my own personal mishmash of life into something new is how I make my work. I try to make sure that the dots don't connect in the same way every time. In her photographs of preadolescent girls, <mask> references well-known children's literature, such as Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, which can be found in two of her series: wonder and override. <mask> made her international debut with the twenty photograph series, wonder, the first series she created after graduating from the Yale University School of Art. There are two identically dressed Alices photographed together and separately and at different angles that recall the experiences of Alice in Wonderland in wonder. In Untitled #1 of wonder, one of the Alices is pictured treading in a pool of her tears, "her body grotesquely distorted by the refraction of light on the water" and in Untitled #2, one Alice leans over the other. <mask> takes on the role of "unreliable narrator" within her series by her use of photography as a format which invites the suspension of disbelief, with her codings and fragmentations of the frames exposing the viewer to the inconsistencies and assumptions that are held.In the series, the scenarios are drawn from <mask>'s own imagination, but allusions to Alice's adventures are made again, as in wonder. There are seven different versions of Alice, each with a different role. The seven versions of Alice attempt to control the changes to her body by physically holding her in place, which is a potent metaphor for the anxiety and confusion experienced by children on the verge of adolescence. Color and chiaroscuro play a large role in <mask>'s work as they lead the viewer to the main source of action in each piece. The photographs featured in override were captured in the "golden hues of twilight." The scale of the photographs, the stretching and pulling actions performed by the models, and the range of size of the photographs all relate to the central metaphor of Alice in Wonderland: change. A scene of a young woman in a pool of water trying to decide if she should drown or save herself is repeated in a backwards sequence in <mask>'s film Floater.In her series half life in 2002, there is a theme of indecision. "The Magic Donkey" is a lesser-known Brothers Grimm tale. This series features young girls alone in a gothic mansion, creating a sense of dread and underlying sexual intrigue that takes its inspiration from the tale of a young woman forced to hide beneath animal skins to hide from her father's desires. The hide-and-seek game and the dual personality of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde inspired the name of the series. Sally Salt was the female lead in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, a 1988 British comedy film based on tall tales told about 18th-century German baron Karl Friedrich Hieronym, which was produced by <mask> in 1999. A real-life serial killer, Genene Jones, was found guilty of the murder of several children in Texas in the early 1980s, and Sally Salt is a fictional character. White nurse's outfits are worn by <mask>'s models.The girls in the photographs represent Genene Jones at different stages of her life. Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a type of child abuse in which a child is made ill in order to get the attention or sympathy of others. Her previous series such as override and wonder and by proxy were depictions of fictional stories, but by proxy highlights real-life and disturbing subjects such as Munchausen syndrome by proxy and the Jones murders. <mask>'s half life was inspired by stories such as "The Old Nurse's Story" by <mask> and "The Turn of the Screw" by Henry James. The central character of Rebecca is an ingénue who goes abroad, married a middle-aged patrician, and returns to his ancestral estate in Cornwall. The young woman finds the house filled with the memories of the man's dead first wife, Rebecca, which torments her to the brink of suicide. The idea of Rebecca's presence in the estate is what draws half life.The experiences of fear, isolation, and uncertainty are explored in this series. The main character of half life is a young woman who finds herself between the purity of youth and the gradual loss of innocence that comes with maturity. The question of identity is pushed to a new level by the almost total exclusion of the main figure. The woman is often hidden behind her hair or has her back to the camera. <mask> uses dynamic camera angles and elaborately decorated interiors in her photographs to create a sense of claustrophobia. A woman floating under water in a state of non-being is the subject of the film. In her video, <mask> plays an actress who is performing a monologue and is constantly interrupted by an acting coach off screen.<mask> uses a mundane living room as the setting for her portrayal of emotional power struggles. New York Moving Pictures, The Brooklyn Museum, and the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art. Grace Glueck described <mask> as an established "maker of spooky, tension-filled feminine" in The New York Times in 2004. In Glueck's view, <mask>'s method is to create a narrative expectation without fulfilling it, each picture hints at a situation or story, provoking the viewer to speculate. Glueck doesn't approve of the process of challenging the viewer to make a story. The first exhibition of color photographs by <mask> in 1997 was called a "masquerade" by Robert Mahoney. The use of twins brings out the "mirror-like clarity" of Alice's dream journey according to Mahoney.The blue and white color recalls the Virgin Mary, while the use of young women to represent "prepubescent girls" brings sexuality into the images. An exhibition in Paris of <mask>'s photographs alongside her ex- partner Douglas Gordon's "wall, floor, and corner works" was reviewed by Christopher Mooney. The exhibition features swan taxidermy in Gordon's works, as well as a Bolshoi ballet dancer who "danc[es] across <mask>'s screens". Lunkina is the strongest element in the show, with <mask>'s photographs showing her as both graceful and "affecting". The Citigroup Private Bank Photography Prize was awarded in 2000. The Nancy Graves Foundation received a grant. The best film in the art category is Erasers.

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texts: The Minister of Finance of South Africa in the government of President Cyril Ramaphosa was born on 16 March 1959 and is a South African politician. The first black South African to hold the post was <mask>. He was sworn in as the Minister of Finance on October 9th. <mask> is a founding member of Mboweni Brothers Investment. He was appointed as a non executive director for South Africa at the New Development Bank. The youngest of three children was born in 1959 and has a career. He was born in Tzaneen in the Transvaal Province.He registered for a Bachelor of Commerce degree at the University of the North. He left South Africa to go into exile in 1980. <mask> was an activist for the ANC in many capacities while he was in exile. He obtained a degree in economics and political science from the National University of Lesotho. He obtained a master's degree in development economics from the University of East Anglia in England. <mask> was the deputy head of the department of economic policy in the ANC. He was a member of the ANC on several international and domestic platforms.<mask> was the chairperson of the National Executive Committee's Economic Transformation Committee and a member of the ANC's National Executive and National Working Committees. <mask> was the Minister of Labour in South Africa from 1994 to 1998. Labour legislation in South Africa allowed for collective bargaining and the establishment of labour courts. He was one of the global leaders of tomorrow in 1995. <mask> was appointed head of the ANC's Policy Department in 1997. He resigned his positions in the ANC after joining the South African Reserve Bank. <mask> was an advisor to the Governor of the South African Reserve Bank.He became the Governor of the Reserve Bank on August 8, 1999. He oversaw the launch of the inflation targeting policy to help the bank achieve price stability and dealt with the rand's plunge due to global and local events. The University of South Africa appointed <mask> as a professor of economics in 2000. The Governor was installed as Chancellor of the University of the North-West on February 23, 2002. The Governor Professor in Economics was appointed by the University of Stellenbosch. In June 2010, <mask> was appointed an International Adviser of Goldman Sachs International, where he provided strategic advice to the firm on business development opportunities, with a particular focus on South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. He served as a company director.The new Minister of Finance of the Republic of South Africa was announced on 9 October by President Cyril Ramaphosa. <mask> was at odds with the ANC policy and ideology from the beginning of his tenure. The ANC has always been in favor of socialist policies, a stance which has been viewed as appeasing its alliance partners, the South African Communist Party and COSATU. The liberal solutions offered by Mboweni have been rejected by SACP and COSATU. His plan for economic growth was not well received by the public sector. In an opinion piece, Sipho Maseko slammed <mask>'s proposed reforms for the ICT sector, particularly plans related to the rollout of spectrum, as being "ill-thought-out". The CEO of Bridgement Daniel Goldberg hailed the plan, saying that it will improve the rate at which big state owned enterprises pays its suppliers."<mask>'s ideas on how to revamp this economy, presented in his recent paper, titled "Economic Transformation, Inclusive Growth and Competitiveness: Towards an Economic Strategy for South Africa", are what will get this country," argued Phumlani Majozi in his opinion piece on Finance In June 2020, <mask> proposed to cut the state's wage bill by R160.2 billion over three years and to adopt a zero-based budget system in order to avoid a debt crisis. <mask> resigned as finance minister. He was succeeded by another person. <mask> resigned as an ANC Member of the National Assembly to take up a position in the private sector. He is an independent non-executive director of Accelerate. The Ex-Officio Member of the Board of Governors is a member of the Joint World Bank-IMF Development Committee.The presidency said that Minister <mask> was promising to mobilize if not given reasons why the central bank Governor was fired. There are links to biographies at the African National Congress site.

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texts: Lee Sang-hyeok (; born May 7, 1996), better known as <mask>, is a South Korean professional League of Legend player. He was picked up by LCK team SK Telecom T1 and has played as the team's mid laner since. He is considered to be the best player of all time. Lee is an extremely versatile champion pool player. He is best known for playing several characters. He is the first player to reach 1,000 and 2,000 kills in the LCK, the second to have played 500 games, and the first to have played 600 games. One of the only two players to have won the League of Legends World Championship three times is Lee.He has won several tournaments, including the All-Star Paris, the Mid-Season Invitational, and the IEM World Championship. As a result of winning the World Championship, he has three different League of Legends skins. In early 2020 Lee became a part owner of T1 Entertainment & Sports. Lee was born in South Korea in 1996. He and his brother were raised by their parents in Gangseo District. During his teenage years, Lee loved playing video games and puzzles and 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 He quickly became proficient at the game after discovering it in 2011.He dropped out of Mapo High School to join SKT T1 K in order to pursue a career in esports. Career Season 3 Lee was picked up by SK Telecom T1 K as their starting mid laner. In October of 2013, Lee led SKT T1 K to win their first League of Legends World Championship. Lee's perfect outplay against Ryu Sang-wook was one of the most famous moments in League of Legends history. In the OGN winter season, SK Telecom T1 K made the entire run without dropping a game. They went on to win All-Star Paris. During the Spring and Summer seasons, SKT T1 K failed to qualify for the World Championship.Riot Games changed the team regulations so that only one team can play in each league. The merger of SKT T1 K and SKT T1 S led to the departure of Impact and Piglet from the NA LCS. The team would be called SKT T1. Between Seasons 4 and 5, a lot of top Korean League of Legends players, including the entire world champion team, left Korea to play on Chinese teams for higher salaries. Lee chose to stay in Korea and not accept an offer of over $1,000,000 from a Chinese team. In November of last year it was reported that Lee had declined contract offers from several Chinese companies. Lee and Lee "Easyhoon" Ji-hoon shared the mid lane position.Depending on the team composition, one of the players could be taken out of the game. Lee had a performance against NaJin e-mFire in the LCK. The summer split ended in first place for SKT and they advanced to the world championship. At the 2015 World Championship, Lee and his team won while only dropping one game in the finals for a record of 15–1 throughout the tournament. Lee and his team won the LCK Spring Split. A spot in the 2016 Mid-Season Invitational was guaranteed by this victory. The only major international tournament they had yet to win was theMSI.They were heavily favored coming into the tournament, but were unable to perform up to their usual standards, losing several games in the group stage. They won the title by sweeping the North American team, Counter Logic Gaming, in the finals. Lee was the first player to reach 1,000 kills in the LCK. He achieved his 1,000th kill on Reksai. Despite placing third in the LCK Summer Split, SKT still qualified for the World Championship through circuit points. The team advanced to the playoffs after sweeping through the group stage. They defeated the ROX Tigers in the semifinals.The third world championship title was won by them in the finals. The Most Valuable Player of the tournament was Lee. Lee renewed his contract with SKT with an "unprecedented offer", which was rumored to be over 2.5 millionUSD. Lee set a record for the most views for a single streamer in the history of the site when he recorded his first live stream on February 6, 2017. Tyler1 broke the record early in the year. The LCK Spring Split was won by Lee and his team. They qualified for the mid-season invitational after this win.SKT won the group stage with a 8–2 record. The first team to win the Mid-Season Invitational back to back was SKT, who defeated G2 Esports 3–1 in the finals. Despite not winning the LCK Summer Split, SKT were still considered to be strong favorites to lift the cup for a third consecutive time. After a dominant group stage, SKT narrowly defeated Misfits and Royal Never Give Up in the quarterfinals and semifinals respectively, before having to face a repeat of the previous year's final. The SKT domination at the World Championship came to an end after Lee was caught by a flash Varus ultimate by the AD carry Ruler. Lee had to be consoled by his teammates after the loss, and had to shake the players' hands. A lot of support was given to the team's legacy and Lee for his continued success as a result of this.On July 17, 2018, Lee played his 400th match in the LCK. They defeated their opponent. SKT failed to qualify for the World Championship after finishing fourth in the Korea Regional Finals. On November 20, 2018, it was announced that Lee had re-signed with SKT for three more years. He was listed on Forbes under the category of Entertainment & Sports. Lee won his seventh LCK title on April 13, when SKT won the Spring final. The LCK was represented at the Mid-Season Invitational by SKT.They lost to G2 Esports in the semifinals of the group stage. On July 7, SKT, along with three other LCK teams, won their league's first Rift Rivals championship title. Lee became the first and only player to have won all of the League of Legend international tournaments organized by Riot Games after winning the first Rift Rivals title. Lee played his 500th match in the LCK on August 21, 2019. He won his 500th game against Afreeca Freecs with a KDA of 7/1/14. He won his eighth LCK title in the Summer LCK Final. The LCK's first seed will be his team.After defeating Splyce at the World Championship, Lee achieved his 100th international win. In the semifinals of the World Championship, G2 Esports defeated SKT for the second year in a row. T1 announced on February 18, 2020 that Lee had re-signed with them for three more years. He became a part owner of T1 Entertainment and Sports. Lee became the first player to reach 2,000 kills in the LCK on March 5, 2020. When he achieved his 2,000th kill, the champion used ZOE. On April 25, 2020, Lee won his ninth LCK title after his team defeated Gen.G at the 2020 LCK Spring finals.Lee played his 600th game in the LCK on February 3, 2021. He is the first to reach 600 games in the LCK. He achieved a KDA of 2/0/6 in his 600th game against Red Force. He was the most valuable player of the game. His 399th win was in the LCK. Lee was the first player to win 400 games in the LCK. The champion of his 400th win was Sett.Lee was eliminated in the semifinals of the world championship in a best-of-5 series. His team was the 3rd seed from the LCK. His team had an overall record of 5-5 in the group stage and 5-5 in the knockout stage of the tournament. His team beat teams such as Edward Gaming and 100 Thieves to get to the semifinals. T1 announced that they had re-signed with Lee. On February 18, 2022, Lee played his 1,000th career game. He was the second player to do it.He won the game. Lee played his 700th LCK game. He is the first to achieve 700 games in the LCK. He locked in Ahri for the game against RedForce.


texts: The assistant academy director of Manchester United is a former professional footballer named Anthony M. Whelan. The Under-9 to Under-16 player development programme is overseen by him. As a child, Whelan was a fan of Manchester City and grew up in South Manchester. After the family moved to Partington, he attended St Paul's Secondary Modern School, where he captained his school team, as well as the local schoolboy representative team. While playing for Stretford Boys, Whelan was invited to sign associated schoolboy forms by a Manchester United scout. He advanced through the various junior teams in the FA Youth Cup that reached the semi-finals in 1969 and 1970 after signing apprenticeship professional forms. They won the prestigious FC Blue Stars Youth Tournament in May 1969.In May 1970, at the age of 17, he was selected to go on the first team's three-week tour of Canada and the United States, where he played against Eintracht Frankfurt. He was the leading scorer in 1971–2 for the Reserves and spent the rest of his time on the fringes of the first team. <mask>'s mother received a phone call from Manchester City manager Malcolm Allison when he was close to signing for the Trotters. He was offered a month-long trial with the club, and within three weeks he had been offered a professional contract and was making his debut against West Ham United on 17 March 1973. He only made five more appearances for City over the next sixteen months before moving to Rochdale. In his first season with Rochdale, he was voted the club's Player of the Year. He and Clive Charles were the first black players to be named to the all-star team by their peers.He scored 20 goals for Rochdale. Ron Newman brought Whelan to play for the Los Angeles Skyhawks. The nickname "Wheels" was earned for his speed and was a play on his last name. Splitting his time between the two, he was the third leading scorer on the team. In 1977 he returned to the United States to play for the Fort Lauderdale Strikers in the North American Soccer League and they won the Eastern Division title and reached the American Conference. During his two spells with the club, he played over a hundred games and was the Director of Youth Development. He received the citizenship of Plantation, Florida for his services to the youth of the community.The Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel "All Strikers Team" included George Best, Tefilo Cubillas, and Brian Kidd. In 1981 the Atlanta Chiefs won both indoor and outdoor divisional titles with the help of Whelan. He played in over 170 matches in the North American Soccer League. The Most Valuable Player Award was given to Whelan in two nationally televised games in 1978. The Atlanta Chiefs franchise ceased to exist in 1981 and after a season in the Major Indoor Soccer League, they folded. After returning to England in November 1983, Whelan continued to coach young players on the Manchester City's Community Football Programme. In September 1990 he was invited by Brian Kidd to join Manchester United's Centre of excellence as a coach, and in September 1998 he joined the full-time staff.He has been involved with the club for over 20 years. A bachelor's degree in humanities from the Open University, a master's degree in sociology from Manchester Metropolitan University, as well as several coaching qualifications, have been gained by Whelan over the years. He is the author of The Birth of the Babes: Manchester United Youth Policy 1950–1957, which explores the impact of youth development and the building of the Busby Babes, as well as the foreword to The First Black Footballer: Arthur Wharton 1865–1930 An Absence of He was included on a list of the 30 most influential black people in English football by The Voice. He received an award from Kick It Out in October of 2008 for being on the list. In 2015, Whelan completed a professional doctorate entitled "Pastoral Care of Premier League Academy Schoolboy Footballers (with particular reference to Manchester United)". In July 2020 he received an award for his role in the Manchester United academy and his contribution to youth coaching.The Open University American Soccer League (1933–1983) players were Alumni of the Open University. The players are from Manchester City. Manchester United F.C. does not have playing staff. The North American Soccer League had non-playing staff and indoor players. Players from Manchester Metropolitan University. English expatriates play soccer in the United States.


texts: <mask> is an Irish philosopher, writer and newspaper columnist. A specialist in continental philosophy, theology and the philosophy of religion, he is the author of several books. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 Dooley has written for several newspapers, including The Irish Times and the Daily Mail. Growing up in Dublin, he attended the Synge Street CBS. He obtained his MA in philosophy in 1993 after graduating from University College Dublin with a degree in history and philosophy. He received his PhD in philosophy from UCD in 1997 with a thesis on the topic of ethics of responsibility.In the course of his research, he was awarded a fellowship. He was a John Henry Newman Scholar in theology and taught philosophy and theology at University College Dublin. In 1998 and 1999 he was a visiting lecturer in philosophy at Maynooth University. Dooley broadcasts on Ireland's national radio (RT, Newstalk, Today FM). <mask> has written for The Irish Times, The Irish Independent, The Sunday Independent, The Irish Examiner, and The Dublin Magazine. He wrote a column on foreign affairs for the Sunday Independent. The conflict in the Middle East, the war in Iraq, and the use of Ireland as a base for radical Islamist activities were covered in this column.The Muslim Brotherhood, the European Council for Fatwa and Research, and the International Union of Muslim Scholars are all based in Ireland. He was the spokesman and champion of the moderate and progressive Muslims in Ireland. Since 2006 he has worked as a cultural and political columnist for the Irish Daily Mail. He is the author of the paper's 'Moral Matters' Wednesday column. His wife and three children live in Dublin. There is a new interpretation of Sren Kierkegaard as a progenitor of ethical and political insights of Jacques Derrida. He believes that the connections between the two are much deeper than previously thought.He shows that the idea of an open quasi-community has influenced the work of Derrida. Postmodern ethics and Christianity Questioning Ethics: Contemporary Debates in Philosophy is a major overview of debates about contemporary European ethical thought bringing together the world's foremost philosophers. Including original essays by Paul Ricoeur, Alasdair MacIntyre, Jrgen Habermas, Jacques Derrida and Karl-Otto Apel, it considers the challenges posed by ethics and the transformation of philosophy by critical thinking. It talks about ethical issues related to historiography, memory, revisionism, responsibility and justice, democracy, multiculturalism and the future of politics. The essays in Questioning God are based on a conference that took place in 1999. The phenomenon of forgiveness is explored in contemporary thinking about God. Contributors include John Milbank, Richard Kearney, Jean Greisch, Francis Schssler Fiorenza, Kevin Hart and Jacques Derrida.The first detailed study of the works of John D. Caputo is A Passion for the Impossible: John D. Caputo in Focus. Jacques Derrida is one of the contributors. There is an interview of Derrida by <mask>, in which he gives a definitive statement on religion. The Philosophy of Derrida was co-authored by Dooley and presents the core ideas of Jacques Derrida and an appraisal of their impact. In this book, Derrida appears less as an iconoclast for whom deconstruction implies destruction than as a sensitive writer animated by a respect for institutions and a certain form of conservatism. The extensive archive of Derrida papers was kept at theInstitut mémoires de l'édition contemporaine near Caen, Lower Normandy, France. Roger Scruton is a person.The first synoptic analysis of Roger Scruton's philosophy can be found in The Philosopher of Dover Beach. The core ideas contained in 40 books written by Scruton over four decades are brought out in the book. The book is pedagogic because each chapter builds on the previous one. The genealogy of Scruton's thought and various themes running through his works are explored in the different chapters of the book. The companion volume to the Roger Scruton Reader is a collection of texts by Scruton. Conservatism, the nation, sex and the sacred, culture, and one Dooley calls 'homecomings' contain texts on conserving nature, the philosophy of wine, and hunting. A previously unpublished article by Scruton about architecture is included in the volume.In the book "Conversations with Roger Scruton", which was published in 2016 by Bloomsbury, Dooley sheds new light on hitherto overlooked areas of Scruton's life and thought. After exposing the sources of the moral crisis in Ireland's national seminary, Dooley received overwhelming support from the public and the Church, and was asked by priests from various countries to write a book. There were1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 He was invited as a guest of honor at the University of Caen Lower Normandy, France, where he was asked to give a keynote lecture about the current situation of the Irish Catholic Church. His lecture was about the Irish Church. The world's Moral Matters are technology, self and the world. He wrote a weekly column in the Irish Daily Mail.Home and roots, memory and identity, loss and love are some of the topics covered in the work. When the self disengages from the social sphere surrounding it, Dooley shows how the self can be re-located to time and place and restored to full humanity. Questioning Ethics: Contemporary Debates in Philosophy was co-edited with Richard Kearney. John D. Caputo in Focus is a book about a passion for the impossible. In London and New York, there is a book called Moral Matters. Irish philosophers Alumni of University College Dublin are mentioned in A Philosophy of Homecoming and Conversations with Roger Scruton.

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texts: <mask> is an American musician. He was a founding member of the a capella musical group Rockapella and a pioneer of the modern a cappella movement. He was a member of Rockapella from 1986 to 1997 but left in 1997 to start a solo career. The band served as the house vocal band and comedy troupe on the PBS children's geography game show Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?, as well as being a founding member of Rockapella. One of the best-known television themes in history is the show's theme song, which was co-written by <mask> and his childhood friend David Yazbek. During <mask>'s eleven-year tenure, Rockapella released seven albums in Japan and two in the United States. Three solo albums have been released on the independent Chow Fun Records: seanDEMOnium, alt.mania and Losing Streak.The Washington Post wrote "Witty and outrageously lampooning" about the debut album of Jewmongous, which was released in 2008. The comedy song duo What I Like About Jew and his a cappella group The GrooveBarbers have both released albums. "Save The Ocean" and "You Ought to be Saving Water" were written and recorded by <mask> for the popular Schoolhouse Rock! He has composed music for TV shows. Where in time is Carmen Sandiego? "Teddy P. Brains", "The Book of Pooh", "The Damn Show", "Brickleberry", and Science Mission 101 are also included. In the Bronx, New York, <mask> grew up.He starred in many school musicals and claimed to have charmed female classmates with "hallway serenades". At the age of seventeen, he turned pro, performing on the New York City nightclub circuit with David Yazbek as Moon Pudding, a Simon & Garfunkel-styled teen duo. At Brown University, he majored in political science, but focused on singing college a cappella with The High Jinks and fronting Blind Dates, his rock group that released two national college radio hits. After graduating from Brown in 1984, <mask> moved to New York City in search of a record deal. Rockapella's career began as the group dissolved. After graduating from Brown together, <mask> and Kerman formed a new a cappella group called Rockapella. Rockapella began its career performing on street corners in New York City, while Altman focused on his Blind Dates work.A mix of barbershop arrangements and a cappella renditions of classic doo-wop pieces was what the group's repertoire consisted of. As the group grew in experience, they began to focus less on oldies and barbershop and more on contemporary rock music. A dinner party performance for Kathie Lee Gifford led to the group's 1988 appearance on the ABC TV show Live with Regis and Kathie Lee. Rockapella's performance of Altman's signature arrangement of the calypso novelty standard "Zombie Jamboree" caught the eye of producer Gerard Brown, who invited Rockapella to perform on the PBS Great Performances TV special Spike Lee & Company - Do it A Capella, which featured Rockapella's live recording of "Zombie Jamboree" was released as a single, and the group's recording career began. There will be a PBS Kids game show called Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? The group was signed to appear as the show's comic troupe and vocal house band.The half-hour game show aired daily for five years, catapulting Rockapella into mid-level television celebrity and making the Rockapella-performed theme song one of the best known television themes in history. In the last episode of the fifth and final season, the show's host Greg Lee sheared off Altman's trademark blond braids. There is a duet with The Persuasions on "My Home" on the soundtrack to the show. A sequel album co-produced by <mask>, with Billy Straus and David Yazbek, contained four Altman compositions as well as contributions from the rock bands XTC and They Might Be Giants. Rockapella released seven albums in Japan, with a total of 14 original songs written by Altman and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 During this time, the group toured Japan. After five seasons and Rockapella putting out two independent albums in the United States, Altman left the group in April 1997 to focus on his solo career.He immediately released his debut CD, seanDEMOnium, about which the Philadelphia Daily News wrote: "Imagine Dion meeting Marshall Crenshaw at the Beatles' house, with the Kinks, Beach Boys, Four Seasons and Persuasions all dropping by for a song swap." The words have a cynical edge, but what really grabs you is the old-fashioned sweetness and punch of his neo-doowop vocals playing off incredibly hook-happy tunes. After releasing seanDEMOnium, <mask> formed a backup band and played at New York City rock clubs for two years. He was called a power-pop mensch and an aspiring teen cult leader by The Village Voice. He released alt.mania, his second CD of original music, in 2002. He is the only three-time winner of the Contemporary A Cappella Society's "Original Song of the Year" award. He is a member of The GrooveBarbers, a group of ex-Rockapella members who record and perform a song together.He has produced albums for the group Minimum Wage. He was a 2005 Kerrville New Folk finalist and was named "best male artist" in the 2005 International Acoustic Music Awards. He is a member of The Loser's Lounge tribute series in New York and serenades hospital patients as a volunteer with Musicians On Call. The song "MOT: Members of The Tribe" was released in June 2011. The song shows the different levels of Judaism. It promotes respect and tolerance. In 2003 <mask> married Inna Dukach.They live in New York City. They have a daughter named Ruby. The person is Jewish. There are External links to the following: The GrooveBarbers Rockapella Inna Dukach 1961.

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texts: He was a professor and an author. He had a long career at the University of Missouri, including two terms as chair of the Department of Communication. He was the 43rd president of the National Communication Association and served in a number of professional organizations. He lived to be a centenarian. The son of the editor of the Gilman City Guide was born in 1905. As a child, he worked at his father's paper, operating the linotype machine and writing up his interviews with travelers. After his parents took over the paper, they relocated.After graduating from high school in 1922, he went to college and received degrees in history and English. He met Augusta "Gus" Towner, who would later become his wife and herself a professor of English. They wed at the University of Iowa in 1930. One of the first doctorate degrees awarded in the field of speech in the United States was awarded by the UoI in 1932. Augusta "<mask> was a centenarian at the age of 102 years old. The man died on Christmas Day. The couple had four children, 15 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great-grandchildren.After receiving his undergraduate degree, he began teaching English at a high school in Vermillion, South Dakota. After finishing his PhD in Iowa, he moved to Kansas City to work as the head of the department of speech at a high school. He spent the bulk of his career in the English Department of the University of Missouri. After five years at Syracuse University, where he was an assistant and associate professor of speech, he returned to serve on the faculty of the new Department of Speech and Dramatic Art at the University of Missouri. The department chair was held by <mask> from 1946 to 1951. He took visiting professorships at other schools during his time at the University of Missouri. He served at the University of California in the summer of 1947, the University of Maryland in the summer of 1952, the Louisiana State University in the summer of 1957, the University of Hawaii in the summer of 1957, and the University of Iowa in the summer of 1958.He served in a number of areas at the University of Missouri. He was on the committee of Student Publications as well as the committee of the University of Missouri Press. He helped bring campus-based instructional television to UoM and moderated the Missouri Forum. He was the president of the University Faculty Club for a year in 1945. He was an active member of several organizations. He was active in many professional organizations outside of the college. In 1937, he was the executive secretary of the Central States Communication Association.The New York State Speech Communication Association was founded in 1942. He was the executive secretary of the National Association of Teachers of Speech from 1945 to 1951. He was president of the National Communication Association in 1957. British rhetoric and public speaking were the focus of research and writing by <mask>. He had several works of his own, including the autobiographical Professor on the Loose, the speech textbooks Speaking Well and Teaching Speech, and the partially autobiographical reflections on small-town life and work Hurry Home. His biography Charles James Fox: A Man of the People and American Public Address: Studies in Honor of Albert Craig Baird were edited. Throughout his career and after, he was honored many times.He received two awards from the University of Missouri, the Alumni Achievement Award in 1970 and theDistinguished Teaching Award in 1971. He was chosen as the University of Missouri's Sesquicentennial President on the day of the Columbia Day Tribune. The National Communication Association gave him two awards, one in 1981 and one in 2002. He was in the Hall of Fame of the Central States Communication Associated. He was made a fellow of the Royal Historical Society because of the research he did for his book. The book received several awards, including the Elizabeth G. Andersch Award from Ohio University, the distinguished alumni award from Grinnell College and the National Communication Association's Golden Anniversary Book Award. Hurry Home Wednesday and Professor on the Loose received awards from both the Missouri Writers' Guild and the Missouri Library Association.The university dedicated the library in 1995 and created a lecture series in his honor in 2005. The UoM has an Outstanding Senior Award for Department Service and Leadership and an Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award named after him. The Columbia Missourian has an interview with <mask>. The University of Missouri faculty has births and deaths of American centenarians.

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texts: A diplomat in the service of the Russian Empire was Baron <mask>. The Baltic German nobility had a title that included musicians and military leaders. One of his ancestors won distinction in command of the Astrakhanskii Cuirassier Regiment at the Battle ofBorodino on September 7, 1812, for which he was noted in the official battlefield report to General de Tolly. According to a Washington Post article dated July 5, 1905, Baron <mask> is of Swedish ancestry, his forebears having followed Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus in his invasion of Russia. He was chargé d'affaires at Tokyo and later at Washington, where he acted as the spokesman for an international tribunal that was considered discourteous to Japan. He reformed the judicial system of Siberia. One Marshal of France and one Austrian Field-Marshal were included in the family.Elizabeth was a Georgian. After graduating from the University of Dorpat and the Imperial School of Jurisprudence, he joined the Russian Foreign Ministry and became head of the Japan Bureau in 1875. He helped draft the Treaty of Saint Petersburg in which Japan and Sakhalin agreed to give up their claims to the entire Kurile islands chain. He was the First Secretary of the Russian legation at Yokohama. In 1884, he was appointed to the Consulate-General of Russia in New York City and then as temporary charge d'affaires to Washington DC. He opened the Russian legation in Mexico City in 1891. He was the ambassador to Serbia from 1897 to 1897.During a short term as Russian minister to Tokyo in 1897-98, he concluded the Nishi-Rosen Agreement between Russia and Japan, which recognized Japanese supremacy in Korea in exchange for an implicit recognition of Russia's exclusive rights to the Kwantung Leased Territory. He was transferred to the symbolic post of Ambassador of Russia to the Kingdom of Bavaria in 1899 after he criticized the Russian military activity on the Korean coast and Yalu River. The most important period of his career began when he was reinstalled as Minister in Tokyo in 1903. He made every effort to prevent the start of the war in Tokyo. The new Russian ambassador to the United States was chosen by Theodore Roosevelt in May 1905, and he was also the deputy within the Russian peace delegation. The negotiations for a cessation of hostilities and a peace treaty took place in New Hampshire. The Treaty of Pompey ended the war on favorable terms for Russia.When he was called to retire from the diplomatic service, he stayed in the United States. He was appointed to the State Council of Imperial Russia by Nicholas II. He was a member of the Russian parliamentary Upper House until the February Revolution of 1917. After the October Revolution of 1917 and the subsequent persecution of the old political and social elites in Russia, <mask> and his family were able to escape with the help of Western diplomatic friends in the end of the year 1918. He worked as a translator and business consultant while living in poverty. He was hit by a taxi while walking down the street in New York City. This accident resulted in a broken shin bone, and despite the fact that he was initially cheerful, he died from lobar pneumonia a little more than two weeks after the accident.The Saturday Evening Post covered the period from his first exile in Sweden to his life in the United States in a series of articles. The 40-part series was published in 41 parts from 1919–1921 and was posthumously issued as a 2-volume-book in 1922. Awards of St. Alexander Nevsky, 1st degree, 2nd degree, and Order of St. Anne, 1st degree. The year 1905. A photographic and descriptive review of the great conflict in the Far East was gathered from the reports, records, cable despatches, photographs, etc., of the war correspondents in New York. J.J. Korostovetz was born in 1920. The problem of pre-war diplomacy with Japan.British Periodicals is located in London. The Saturday Evening Post 1849 births 1921 deaths People from the Governorate of Estonia Baltic-German people Russian people of Georgian descent Members of the State Council (Russian Empire) Ambassadors of the Russian Empire to the United

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texts: There is a Brazilian mixed martial artist who competes in the lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. A professional MMA competitor since 2010, <mask> made a name for himself fighting all over his home country of Brazil, and is the former interim Jungle Fight Featherweight Champion. From a well-off family, Carneiro started training at the age of eight. He dropped out of university after two years to pursue a career in mixed martial arts. In the interim Jungle Fight Featherweight Championship, <mask> faced Ismael Bonfim, he had a perfect professional record in eight fights. He won the fight with a submission. On December 12, 2014, it was announced that <mask> signed with the UFC, and was scheduled to replace Rony Jason against Tom Niinimki on 10 days notice at UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Dollaway.He won the fight with a submission. He pulled out of the fight due to an injury and was replaced by Lucas Martins. On March 14, 2016 it was announced that he would face Tukhugov in the UFC. He won the fight by a split decision. He was supposed to face Mike De La Torre at UFC Fight Night 95 but was forced to pull out with an injury and was replaced by Godofredo. He won the fight by a split decision at UFC on Fox 24. On July 29 of last year, <mask> faced Brian Ortega.He was defeated by submission in the third round. The Fight of the Night bonus was earned by this fight. In order to train at the American Top Team, <mask> moved from Brazil to the United States. On April 7, 2018, <mask> faced Calvin Kattar. He won the fight. Cub Swanson faced <mask> at UFC 227. He won the fight with a rear-naked choke.He won the Performance of the Night award. On November 15th, it was reported that Mirsad Bektic was forced to pull out of his UFC 231 bout due to an injury. The co-main event at UFC Fight Night was fought between <mask> and Aldo. He lost the fight in the second round. There was a UFC match on June 22, 2019. He lost the fight in the first round. There was a lightweight bout on March 14, 2020 at UFC Fight Night 170.He won the fight with a submission. At UFC Fight Night 180, <mask> was scheduled to face Magomed Mustafaev. In mid-September, <mask> pulled out of the fight. On November 28, 2020, it was reported that <mask> will face Fiziev. The bout was canceled on November 28 after Moicano tested positive for COVID-19. He lost the fight in the first round. At UFC Fight Night 190, Moicano faced Jai Herbert.He won the fight with a rear-naked choke. The fight was held on Feb 12, 2022, at UFC 271. He won the bout with a rear-naked choke. After Rafael Fiziev was forced to pull out of a fight with Rafael dos Anjos, <mask> said he would be willing to replace him. The fight was booked for UFC 272 on March 5, 2022, after he was sought out. A son was born to <mask> and his wife.

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texts: In the West End of Glasgow, where Jordanhill is now a college and hospital, Captain <mask> was a trusted aide to Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, husband of Mary, Queen of Scots. He planned the assault and led a small force of 150 men to expel the garrison from Dumbarton Castle. After six years as Provost of Glasgow, he established a bursary for a student at the university and saved the cathedral. <mask> married the daughter of Sir John Colquhoun of Luss, widow of Robert. They had a daughter who was m. Sir Robert Fairlie of Fairlie. They had an issue with Daniel, who assumed the name of his mother's family. In what is now North Ayrshire, <mask> was born about 1530 and was the son of <mask>.He became a professional soldier when he was the youngest of six sons. He was taken prisoner at the Battle of Pinkie Cleugh and was held until he was freed. He entered the service of King Henry II as one of the Gens d'Armes under the command of the Earl of Arran. After returning to Scotland from France with Mary, Queen of Scots in either 1560 or 1562, <mask> acquired the land and title of Jordanhill from Bartholemew Montgomerie. <mask> became a retainer of the 4th Earl of Lennox to get this position. The Earl's deputy was John Cunningham of Drumquhassle. The murder of Queen Mary's husband, Lord Darnley, by suspected agents of the Queen increased his notability.The fortress of Mary's cause was built after William Kirkcaldy of Grange, commander in Edinburgh Castle, freed William Lethington, who had been accused of murder by <mask>. The assault on Dumbarton Castle was planned and led by 150 men in the early hours of April 2, 15 71. He was assisted by John Cunningham of Drumquhassle, Matthew Douglas of Mains and a traitor from the castle garrison called Robertson. He was the former warden of the castle and knew how to scale the rock well. While in the service of the Governor, his wife was accused of theft and publicly flogged. Robertson left Queen's supporters in the castle and offered his services to the King's supporters, initially to Robert Douglas, who introduced him to Drumquassle. There was a truce between the King's supporters and the Queen's supporters.<mask> left Glasgow with Robertson and a group of men. He had sent a small advance group of horsemen ahead of him to stop all wayfarers who might betray the mission, and he made his way to an agreed meeting place within a mile of the castle, where he was joined by Drumquhassle and Captain Hume. The soldiers were equipped with ropes and ladders. The escalade relied on stealth because the number of ladders that could be used was limited. If the watch of the garrison had been more aware of the danger, the castle might have been successfully defended. No alarm was raised. The ladders were fixed more securely on the second try, and their hooks were stuck into the crevices of the rock.The leaders of the party took over the ledge where the ash tree was growing. They pulled up the rest of their company by attaching their ropes to the tree. They were only halfway to the curtain wall. They moved their ladders to the next stage. A soldier climbing a ladder was seized with a fit. He gripped the ladder in such a way that no one could remove him. <mask>'s solution was to tie the unfortunate soldier to the ladder and turn it round so that the passage would be clear again.The bottom of the garrison wall was reached by all but one of the party. <mask> and two other soldiers scaled the wall and were attacked by three guards until they were joined by the rest of the party. <mask>'s men were able to rush in after the wall collapsed due to the fact that it was in poor repair. <mask>'s watchword. The wall on the north east side of the castle is thought to be the least protected. The eastern peak of the rock (The Beak) was quickly gained, and the cannon there was captured and turned on the garrison, who attempted very little resistance, preferring to escape rather than fight back. The castle governor was able to escape through the postern gate which opened onto the River Clyde.The French ambassador was caught aiding the Queen's supporters in Edinburgh Castle after he was allowed to go free. John Hamilton wore items of armour in the castle, including a mail shirt and helmet. Lady Fleming, the wife of the governor, was allowed to go free with her possessions. Within a few days, Hamilton was hanged. The capture of documents, including some implicating Queen Mary with <mask>, 4th Duke of Norfolk and the Ridolfi plot, was important as well as the arrest of key people. An Act of Parliament was passed in August of 1571 to discharge any criminal or takeris of the Castell of Dumbartane. He advised to end the siege of Edinburgh Castle.The reunification of Scotland under Queen Mary's son, Protestant King James, took place in 1573. <mask> of Jordanhill, his estate in the present-day suburbs of Glasgow, was made provost in 1577. He was the first person to give a large amount of oatmeal from the mill at Partick to a single student at Glasgow University. Glasgow Cathedral was threatened with destruction during the religious unrest of the 17th century. <mask> is said to have saved the medieval building. "I am for pu'ing doon the auld kirk, but no till we build a new ane", he is reported to have said to those who were eager for its demolition. <mask> and his wife Janet Ker are entombed at Kilbirnie Auld Kirk, where <mask> died on January 3, 1603.The estate was sold by the family. There is an effigy of <mask> at Kilbirnie Auld Kirk. There is a video and commentary on <mask> and Janet's tomb. <mask> MA is a member of the Clan Crawford Association. Scottish soldiers from Jordanhill and the University of Glasgow were associated with the Marian Civil War.

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texts: One of the earliest physicians to focus on the surgical treatment of heart problems in children was an American named <mask>. One of the country's first children's surgery programs was set up at Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago. A graduate of the University of Chicago and Rush Medical College, <mask> was known for introducing a surgery to address the heart defects that resulted in blue baby syndrome. The first successful repair of a cardiovascular abnormality was performed by <mask>. Several surgical instruments were invented, with a particular emphasis on devices used in surgery on major blood vessels. He was a surgeon at Children's Memorial Hospital and a faculty member at the medical school. He died of a heart attack at the age of 73.When he was four years old, <mask> moved with his family to a farm in Cedar grove. Two brothers ran the farm after their father died. He studied at Hope College in Michigan after earning enough money to attend a private school. He studied Latin, Greek and German at Hope. He fought in World War I after joining the U.S. Chemical Warfare Service. After the war, he resumed his studies in Chicago. He received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Chicago.He received a Bachelor of Arts from Hope College. Two years at Rush Medical College and two years at the University of Chicago were the two years that <mask> spent at medical school. He was one chemistry credit short of the requirements for admission to medical school, but the chemistry department head allowed him to complete the credit if he could submit the required work in 18 days. He was able to enroll in medical school after completing the chemistry course. He was able to afford school thanks to his job at the restaurant. He completed general surgery training at Rush Medical College after graduating from medical school. In 1925, <mask> opened a general practice in Oak Park, Illinois.He didn't make a lot of money at first, but by 1930 he had enough money to go to Germany for further surgical training. After he returned to Chicago, he practiced general surgery for several years. He went to the Pacific in 1942 to serve in World War II. He became a colonel three years later. After World War II, <mask> decided to focus on problems in children's surgery. He was the Chief of Surgery at West Suburban Hospital. He was the Surgeon-in-Chief at Children's Memorial Hospital.He was appointed to a faculty position at the medical school. At the time of <mask>' appointment at CMH, there were only a few childhood illnesses that could be treated with surgery. Experts in several surgical specialties were recruited and asked to develop surgical solutions for children. He went to Boston Children's Hospital for three months to observe the workings of the surgery program. The surgical correction of heart defects was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 A collection of more than 200 anatomic specimen of various heart defects was created by working with CMH and Boggs. Maurice Lev used the collection extensively.Blue baby syndrome is a group of heart defects that result in insufficient blood flow to the lungs. They were intrigued by the idea of connecting the aorta to the pulmonary arteries, which send blood to the lungs. The blue baby syndrome operation was done in 1946, by <mask> and Smith. The surgery involved sewing the two openings together after making small cuts in the aorta and pulmonary arteries. After performing the procedure on 30 dogs, they were sent a 19-month-old patient named Diane. He was turning blue frequently. The team decided to make her the first patient to receive a Potts shunt because they felt that she would not live much longer without surgery.She did well after the surgery and was known to be alive in the late 1960s. Three children's lives were saved in an article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The Blalock-Taussig shunt, which sometimes resulted in paralysis or death, was the standard treatment at the time. In 1953, <mask> was the first surgeon to successfully repair a pulmonary artery sling, an abnormality in which the lung blood vessels wrap around and compress the patient's windpipe. A five-month-old girl underwent the first repair. She was doing well despite the fact that she had decreased blood flow to the left lung, but she was still alive at 25 years old. The treatment of a heart defect known as transposition of the great arteries was advanced by the team.At least three surgical devices were invented by <mask>. Bruno Richter worked for a medical instrument manufacturer and helped his neighbor with his innovations. The Potts shunt could be completed while maintaining blood flow to the spine, thanks to the closed off portion of the aorta. He developed a method for vessels to be clamped without being crushed. The pulmonary valvulotome helped surgeons minimize bleeding when they entered the right ventricle to repair a child's pulmonary valve. There are non-cardiac surgical problems in children. He had a special interest in imperforate anus.There were technical improvements made to the surgery that was used for infant girls who had imperforate anus. He tried to separate conjoined twins who shared a heart. The child died within four hours of the procedure after the twins were weakened. He consulted on another case of conjoined twins, but decided not to operate because he didn't think the surgery would work. In 1955, he criticized the quality of surgical care in the United States in an editorial. Despite the proliferation of U.S. children's hospitals, only eight hospitals have full-time pediatric surgeons. There are only 33 members of the surgical section of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and 12 of them have practices that are not fully focused on children.He said that parents would demand the same quality of care for their children as they did for themselves, even though he acknowledged that increasing levels of specialization created new challenges in medical education. The Institute of Medicine of Chicago, the Chicago Surgical Society, and the Chicago Heart Association were all led by <mask>. He received several awards, including a gold medal from the American Medical Association. Hope College gave a Doctor of Science to <mask> in 1964. <mask> was a deeply religious person. Thomas Baffes wrote that <mask> was comfortable enough in his relationship with his God and secure enough in his technical excellence and genius to not feel threatened by the young people he attracted about him. In 1965, a newspaper article said that he was probably the world's only hymn-singing surgeon and that he might sing "Jesus Loves Me" during an easy case.They had three children and were married in 1922. The son of <mask> vanished from the University of Rochester for about two months before he was located in Texas. The Surgeon and the Child and Your Wonderful Baby were written by <mask>. In 1960, he gave up his administrative duties at CMH to devote his time to patient care, but he said that he looked to his younger colleagues to complete the difficult surgeries. By this time, open heart surgery had become common, and <mask> said that it should be performed by young men with flexible fingers. Some of <mask>' former "blue babies" were among the 300 people who honored him at the retirement celebration. He moved to Florida after retiring.His congenital heart surgery research center was renamed in his honor. In a 1966 interview with the Associated Press, <mask> warned about the risks of antibiotic misuse in treating colds and similar illnesses. He died of a heart attack in 1968. He had two brothers and a sister, and was survived by his wife, three children and 14 grandchildren. Legacy <mask> made early and important advances in the field of surgery for children, though the surgical shunt that bears his name has mostly been replaced by other surgical techniques. Too much blood flow to the lungs and congestive heart failure can be caused by the size of a Potts shunt, which can be either too small or too large. Some babies with a Potts shunt had severe bleeding when surgeons tried to take down the shunt.Since the early 21st century, the Potts shunt has occasionally been brought back into use as a treatment for children with pulmonary arterial hypertension. There were 1895 births and 1968 deaths of American cardiac surgeons and Hope College alumni.

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texts: <mask> was a prolific Swiss painter and illustrator. He was taught to appreciate art and the countryside by his prosperous parents who trained him to be an architect. He settled in Versailles after studying art in Paris. He lived in Neuchtel, Seppey, Montpellier, and Florence in the course of his life. He spent his later years in Paris, where he died as a celebrated and well respected artist. 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A deeply religious man, his Protestant beliefs led him to include more religious works that he put his stamp of realism on, and he became best known in Europe for his illustrations of "The Parables", that was published in French, German and English versions over four decades. His works can be found in museums and private collections all over the world. His final project was a series of 104 pastel portraits of allied WW1 participants of all nationalities that was incomplete when he died, but was subsequently published as a book in 1922 and recently re-released. <mask> was a good living family man who kept detailed records of his life and work in order to understand his methods and motives. He, his wife Julia and family of eight children, including two sets of twins, moved with him as his work took him around France and Switzerland. His traditional style brought some criticism and conflict with people who were embracing modern art, but he and his family enjoyed it.Artists such as Jean-Franois Millet and Gustave Courbet influenced Burnand. His best known work, The Disciples Peter and John Running to the Sepulchre on the Morning of the Resurrection 1898, hangs in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris. He was born on August 30, 1850 in Chateau Billens, the property of his grandfather <mask>, a French speaking region north of Lausanne. His parents were part of the Protestant establishment of the town. His father was a forestry inspector who traveled a lot, invented the Prélaz-Burn-and rifle in 1859, and had the gifts and temperament of an artist. Eugne was the youngest of the three children. His older brothers were working in France when he was born.The family moved to Chateau Carouge. He had a mature relationship with both of his parents. In the course of his work, he traveled with his father throughout the Canton of Vaud and this instilled in him a love of the region. His formal education began at the age of ten. The family moved to Florence in the late 19th century, where his father was charged with introducing the Prélaz-Burnand rifle to the army. Eugne had done well at school in Florence and its artistic heritage had made a lasting impression on him, so they returned to Switzerland and set up residence in Schaffhouse. In 1867 he reluctantly took his father's advice to study architecture at Zurich so he could have a reliable source of income.After four years in Switzerland, he obtained his architecture degree and went to study under the renowned Barthlemy Menn. His artistic career began in 1872 when he entered the Fine Arts School in Paris. He spent time with his brother Ernest in Provence in the 19th century and loved the region where he painted many scenes. 'Donkeys in the Midi' is one of his first works. He spent time in Florence and Rome before returning to France in the year 1877, where he met his wife's family, who were well known painters and engravers. In the Camargue region, he produced many successful paintings of animals. Another study that was done at this time was 'Troupeau de boeufs Au bord de la mer'.One of his large works was 'La Pompe  Feu', which was an action picture with men and horses. The 'Gleaners' were beautiful and sunny. The publication of 'Mireille', an epic poem by Frédéric Mistral illustrated by <mask> became public in 1884. He painted animals in a large picture called 'Bull in the Alps'. He moved to Paris in 1885 and stayed four years, during which time he and other Swiss artists organised the Swiss fine arts section for the Paris International Exhibition of 1889, a task that caused some difficult relationships with other artists later on. He moved from Paris to Montpellier and finished 'La Descente des troupaux' in 1890. He moved back to Switzerland in 1892 to be near his sick father.After the death of his father and mother in 1894, he remained in the family home at Seppey and produced 'The Peasant farmer' and his only major historical painting. He had produced over 100 works by this time. The environment and inspiration for a concentration on religious themes for his pictures were provided by his move in late 1895 to a new rural residence at Fontfroide-le-Haut, a few miles from Montpellier. At the start of the 20th century he was at the height of his fame and he and other artists contributed to the ceiling of the now famous "Train Bleu" buffet in the Gare de Lyon, Paris, that at the time was major part of the new building work to mark the Paris Burnand painted "Le Mont-Blanc". The temporary move to Florence for the winter of 1900-1 resulted in the creation of "La Prire sacerdotale". The final version of Christ was changed several times.As with most of his paintings of this type, he used models from his large circle of friends and neighbours. <mask>'s biography of his father describes the people in this painting. The final version is shown here. He moved back to Switzerland in 1903 in order to reestablish his family's Swiss roots, and many other religious works were completed before that. He chose to live in the village of Hauterive, close to Neuchatl, in a large old house with a terrace with old trees, a setting that provided all the backdrop he needed for his "Les Paraboles" project. Thirty-two parables were illustrated by 76 paintings, drawings and sketches. It was published in French, German and English in 1948.This book and the pictures from it made him well known, and were very widely used by religious organizations in Europe and throughout the world, and can still be found today. The pictures are characterized by uniquely individual people showing the emotion and gravitas of the stories, which he achieved by once again using models from the people in his locality and often his wife Julia for the females required. He believed that art should depict everyday people. There is a facsimile of his "Parables" on the internet. He completed the large canvas, "La Voie Douloureuse (Via Dolorosa)" while at Hauterive. After moving back to Paris with his family in 1907, it was his main base until his death. The war years of 1914-18 were spent at Seppey, and there were many trips to locations such as Monpellier, where the pictures for the book "The Little Flowers of Saint Francis" were worked on.The stained glass windows of the "Sermon on the Mount" were painted by him in 1910. The portraits of regional characters of Vaud in his "Types vaudois" series probably set the style for his later military types. The last large canvas he did was destroyed in a fire at Lausanne in 1916. He painted the canvas within a year. The last enterprise of Eugne <mask> is not known today. In 1917, with the experience of his limited series of "Types Vaudois" behind him, he set out to make a series of pencil and pastel portraits of "types" that were engaged with the military in the war that had started in 1914. <mask> was fascinated by the wide range of people who were drawn into the conflict on the side of the Allies.He traveled to France to find his subjects in ports and barracks and was more interested in the lowly than the leaders. He met his family and gave them a warm welcome. He got to know their true feelings and attitudes by depicting them. He completed 40 by the end of the war, but the military remained active for a long time afterwards, and he finished 104. In 1919, eighty were exhibited at the Luxembourg Museum, Paris, and 100 were exhibited a year later as a book. Most of the originals were purchased by American philanthropist William Nelson Cromwell for the French Nation and are now held by the French Legion of Honour in Paris. The book is about the Great War and the battle of Verdun.They can be seen online. By 1900 <mask> was one of western Europe's foremost artists and his subsequent focus on religious themes, particularly 'The Parables', elevated him to popularity among the general public. He has not remained well known in Switzerland and France because his work was considered too 'photographic' by critics. He was never very well known in the English speaking world but has recently been reviewed well and is being reexamined as an artist who was able to represent the soul of his country through cool, honest, and deeply insightful draughtsmanship. Burnand made a large contribution to the art of the "Disciples running to the Sepulchre" and the 100th anniversary of the First World War has generated interest in it. The first book about Burnand in English focusing on the war portraits but also covering other works is a new publication that people interested in Burnand may find useful. There is a medal on the left of the 1000 Swiss Franc banknote.In 1884, 25 etchings outside the text, engravings of Eugne <mask> and 55 drawing in the text were re-edited. Thomas Okey translated "Le Samedi Saint" in 1919 and Eugne <mask> drew 30 drawings. " Les petites fleurs" is a book by Berger-Levrault with illustrations by Eugne <mask>. Camargue " OOC 40 x 80 cm 1879 - " La Pompe  feu" H: 17 meters x 11.5 meters, with Auguste Baud. " Lettre sur le Pont Eloi" was added in 1898. There are 100 portraits of military types in pencil and pastel, photogravure reproductions, 10 monochrome, 90 colour in the De Luxe version.Commentaries by Robert Bernand. Marchal Foch preface. Paris. "portraits de la Grande Guerre" was written in 2010. Exhibitions, galleries 1874 - First participation in the national Swiss Fine Arts Society exhibition in 1875 - First hanging in the Salon Paris 1884 - exhibition in New-York 1889 - Paris Universal Exhibition 1890 - exhibition Genve, Lausanne, Neuchtel. The International exhibition of art chrétien was organised by the Société de Saint-Jean in 1913 and 1916. The museums are Cantonal Museum of Fine Art, Lausanne, Switzerland, Eugne Burnand Museum, Moudon, Vaud, Switzerland, and San Francisco Fine Art Museum USA.There are 72 pieces of art on display in the Musée d'Orsay Paris. " Liber Veritatis" is a journal of the artist. The University of Lausanne De Flandrezy has a collection of items. "Eugne Burnand la peinture d'aprs nature" was written by Philippe Kaenel. " Eugne Burnand" was written by Museon Arlaten. "Une visage en faces." There is a Bibliothque cantonale and universitaire in Lausanne.External links to the Musée Eugne-Burnand. There are many examples of Eugne <mask>'s work on the English language site. The 19th-century Swiss painters died in 1921.

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